How Much Is TNA Paying Hulk Hogan?, Christy Update

How Much Is TNA Paying Hulk Hogan?, Christy Update

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Source: The Wrestling Observer Newsletter

– Though he may no longer actively compete, Hulk Hogan still commands among the highest salaries in the professional wrestling industry.

According to a source, the organization pays the wrestling legend $35,000 per television appearance—potentially totaling over $2 million per year.

– Christy Hemme is scheduled for rare TNA house show appearances this weekend as she will be handling ring announcing duties during the organization’s tour of Quebec, Canada.

– Devon is advertised to appear at Wrestling Universe 34-29 Francis Lewis Blvd. Flushing, New York on Saturday, November 5 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Visit www.WrestlingUniverseOnline.com for more information.


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SmackDown! Taping is 1,600 paying customers
SmackDown recording draws to 1,600 clients paying, Tamina responds to criticism

SmackDown recording draws to 1,600 clients paying, Tamina responds to criticism

-Tamina responded to his critics in his first message on Twitter.

"Thanks to my fans, but the haters and losers alike today is a special day in your life miserable," he wrote on Saturday. "Now that the goddess Tamina has tweeteth".

-Tuesday SmackDown bandage in Toledo, Ohio was one of the worst attended WWE events in years as attracted 3,200 fans, with only paid 1,600.

After poor advance of the event, WWE only sold tickets before the camera, so the center of Huntington would appear complete on television. SLAM! Wrestling columnist Matt Bishop, who attended the event, described the appearance of the place: "recordings on Tuesday of WWE Smackdown, superstar and NXT was notable because of what happened in the ring, but rather because of what was happening outside the area attended." Or more appropriately, that was not happening.

"Second Toledo WWE show in 2011, this time in the center of Huntington, was notable due to lack of fans within the premises, with almost all the camera side tarped, along with much of the upper bowl, including all seats in the area".

See the sand almost empty for SmackDown last week recording->

Source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter


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